| Song | Bye Pod |
| Artist | Turin Brakes |
| Album | Dark On Fire |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Turin Brakes | |
| Won't you come and meet me, | |
| I'll take you out for breakfast | |
| And we'll be happy to be clinging on together evermore, | |
| Well, ain't that what they always said this life was for | |
| It's the morning after, | |
| And I won't see you later | |
| Watch the moon go down and sun come up today | |
| I might look tired, but I have never been so awake | |
| We used to laugh about growing old, | |
| Yeah we used to laugh but it's too late now | |
| Down the stairs and hallway, | |
| And to the Ivory coast, | |
| The mantle piece is full of places I will never go, | |
| But then through all the highs and lows you never know | |
| So won't you come and see me, | |
| And I won't make you grieve me | |
| We'll write a letter to the goverment asking why | |
| We poured our lives in nine to fives and now we're dry | |
| We used to laugh about growing old, | |
| Yeah we used to laugh but it's too late now | |
| These are just laughter tears, | |
| They are not real | |
| Ipods and plasma screens, | |
| Bleed like they feel | |
| We used to laugh about growing old, | |
| Yeah we used to laugh but it's too late | |
| Now |
| zuo qu : Turin Brakes | |
| Won' t you come and meet me, | |
| I' ll take you out for breakfast | |
| And we' ll be happy to be clinging on together evermore, | |
| Well, ain' t that what they always said this life was for | |
| It' s the morning after, | |
| And I won' t see you later | |
| Watch the moon go down and sun come up today | |
| I might look tired, but I have never been so awake | |
| We used to laugh about growing old, | |
| Yeah we used to laugh but it' s too late now | |
| Down the stairs and hallway, | |
| And to the Ivory coast, | |
| The mantle piece is full of places I will never go, | |
| But then through all the highs and lows you never know | |
| So won' t you come and see me, | |
| And I won' t make you grieve me | |
| We' ll write a letter to the goverment asking why | |
| We poured our lives in nine to fives and now we' re dry | |
| We used to laugh about growing old, | |
| Yeah we used to laugh but it' s too late now | |
| These are just laughter tears, | |
| They are not real | |
| Ipods and plasma screens, | |
| Bleed like they feel | |
| We used to laugh about growing old, | |
| Yeah we used to laugh but it' s too late | |
| Now |
| zuò qǔ : Turin Brakes | |
| Won' t you come and meet me, | |
| I' ll take you out for breakfast | |
| And we' ll be happy to be clinging on together evermore, | |
| Well, ain' t that what they always said this life was for | |
| It' s the morning after, | |
| And I won' t see you later | |
| Watch the moon go down and sun come up today | |
| I might look tired, but I have never been so awake | |
| We used to laugh about growing old, | |
| Yeah we used to laugh but it' s too late now | |
| Down the stairs and hallway, | |
| And to the Ivory coast, | |
| The mantle piece is full of places I will never go, | |
| But then through all the highs and lows you never know | |
| So won' t you come and see me, | |
| And I won' t make you grieve me | |
| We' ll write a letter to the goverment asking why | |
| We poured our lives in nine to fives and now we' re dry | |
| We used to laugh about growing old, | |
| Yeah we used to laugh but it' s too late now | |
| These are just laughter tears, | |
| They are not real | |
| Ipods and plasma screens, | |
| Bleed like they feel | |
| We used to laugh about growing old, | |
| Yeah we used to laugh but it' s too late | |
| Now |